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- Learn all the secrets behind the making of The Harder They Fall. Stars Idris Elba, Regina King, Jonathan Majors and director Jeymes Samuel share five hidden details and easter eggs you may have missed on your first watch. Now streaming on Netflix.
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Gunning for revenge, outlaw Nat Love saddles up with his gang to take down enemy Rufus Buck, a ruthless crime boss who just got sprung from prison. - Zábava
This movie really hit home for me. Cherokee Bill's mother and my Great Great grandmother were sisters. And also I live in Muskogee where Bass Reeves is laid to rest. Sometimes it's cool to be a black country boy. ✊
Wow!! My dad’s side is from Muskogee!!!🎉🎉🎉
@@altheawarren729 Wow!! Small world
Superdope Bro ✊🏾‼️
That’s Awesome!!!
Sometimes? More like all the time. That's our roots, believe it or not there's Black cowboys in Compton today.
This is the only movie that I've ever rooted for the good guys and the bad guys and sometimes found it hard to distinguish the line between the two.
Exactly Hated it, Loved it, 😆
I turn on closed caption on every movie because of this reason.
The bad guys in this movie were actually the good guys, but that's how the message has to be presented to black America 🤦🏾♂️
Yessss… I kept asking myself who should I be rooting for… So I just rooted for everyone…👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Same!
This movie is a classic & the soundtrack is a banger! No complaints here. Awards worthy!
Just stay out of that whitewashed town and you’ll be straight. That was the easiest bank robbery I’ve ever seen in a movie. Lol dead presidents fucked up. They should have went to the whit town! Lmao
🏦 ...Check out some of the easy bank score scenes in *_'The Place Beyond The Pines'_* .....🏍 🚓🚓🚓
@@m.worthy that movie was filmed in my city. Schenectady NY. It was dope to see the places I drive by everyday in a good movie like that.
I loved this movie. They set it up for a sequel. Brought me back to when I first saw Posse by Mario and Melvin Van Peebles. I want to play Isom Dart.
Yup, my wife almost missed the whole thing cuz she was tryna Shazam the tracks non-stop. 😂👍🏿
In Spike Lee’s movie X, When Malcolm (Denzel) gets a crowd to the jail to have a brother released, he points one finger and the men roll out in a single file. Trudy points her finger in the exact same way when theyre breaking Buck out. Nice ode. She’s even wearing black gloves like Denzel. Pretty sweet ode
DAMN....I THOUGHT I WAS THE ONLY ONE WHO SAW & OLD ENOUGH TO REMEMBER THAT EASTER EGG...THE MALCOLM X HOMAGE....SALUTE👏👏👏👏
I caught that
It's been a long time since I've seen Malcolm X, so thanks for pointing that out(no pun intended).
That one I noticed
Exactly where it was from. Nice homage she did.... or, maybe it was directors idea. Nice
When Regina King says "Let's go"
You GO. 😁❤️
Yup!!! 😂😂😂
When I saw that finger point, I literally yelled "Get it Malcolm X!!!!" Lol!! I was too hype for this film!
"MY BOSS?"
Yes, that part!
I loved her accent
Jonathan Major is a star. I can 't wait to see where his career takes him. I will follow
Agreed! He’s in some upcoming Marvel movies… he’ll be big!
Marvel scoped him up
His performance in Lovecraft Country was stellar!
Lovecraft Country
He’ll be hosting SNL tonight. I loved him in Lovecraft Country!
I’m embarrassed to say how many times I’ve rewatched the movie…The cast & crew created an excellent & entertaining movie project. Jonathan Majors is my new acting bae, Lakeith killed his roll, RJ Clyer who portrayed Jim Beckwourth & Danyielle who portrayed Cuffie also deserve a chef’s kiss! 😚
I watch it everyday in my office. Going to keep watching it until I get tired of it.
Had to force myself to stop watching it. LOL
LOL I SWEAR, I WATCHED IT BACK TO BACK IN 1 DAY....WOKE UP AND CAME INTO WORK AND WATCHED IT AT MY DESK LOL
ME too! But every time, I see something different now that I watched this! This should be up for OSCARS!!
@@phyllisgarrison3561 lol agreed...now I want to watch again to see if i can find that Easter 🥚 he was talking about
I think the Easter Egg is...Cuffee shot Cherokee Bill with Jim's gun and the bullet that hit him caused his death. The song did mention karma, twice, and Cherokee Bill cheated the count. So the Easter Egg would be karma came and got him in the form of the bullet that was supposed to have killed him anyway.
Could be it, I just went and read the lyrics
The bullet with his name on it
Cuffee told jim he had seen faster. He asked where? Cuffee replied : In the mirror.
That's a cold blooded answer...I love it...soon as you it....I was yelling "like yes!!" He did😄😄 I love this movie
Thank you. That was FAR more interesting than the video itself. lol
The one Easter Egg I DID catch is that the song Nat sang to Mary by the water is the same song Rufus was whistling while Nat was strung up in the jail. Probably something they learned from dad. They also played the melody before the big gun fight. I love shit like that… DOPE MOVIE
I noticed that too. I
Dope find, I noticed the song twice, but never connected the dots👍🏿👍🏿
Bro hold this W.
🙏🏾🤲🏾
@@alfredjohnson4330 same
@@alfredjohnson4330 i was like where did i hear that
Cuffee was an amazing character 🙌🏽
❤️ her...
Yes she was. I saw so many comments that were negative about her character, but I think her performance was amazing.😍
Hell yes!!!
Agreed!
I loved her character!! That bank robbery was hilarious! She hated those clothes...
😂😂
Shout out to all the actors and actresses in the film…no disrespect but when I say Lakeith killed this…I’ve never been so in love with a villain (except Michael b in black panther 🥴) all these men were eye candy and super talented my goodness…
Yessss!
I agree
I totally agree! Especially Mr. Rufus Buck 🥰
Perfectly stated!!!!! And all the men and women were eye candy for all. Excellent film!!
Yes Lakeith is just too handsome. And the guy who played Nat gave me big D energy the whole movie. Too sexy! (Probably because he reminds me of someone I used to know) 😂
The bad guys are cooler than the heroes. Regina King and Lakeith led by Idris? Too cool.
Always!
Idris is always awesome as a villian. I was surprised Regina King was just as amazing a villian but she's queen all the time anyhow.
@@SexyButCurious He was boring in Hobbs and Shaw. Not his fault though, movie was just wack.
@@ThePrinceofHisOwnKingdom couldn’t agree more
My favorite is when he shoots homeboy in the head for counting too slow
Regina is a Queen! Delroy Lindo and Edris. There are no words!
YASSSS ❤💖💖❤
Delroy Lindo is a damn vampire!! He's been the same age for 93 years.🤣🤣
@@randygladney8032 That is hilarious. How you talking about West Indian Archie like that!😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I’ve got to see this movie!
I love this Black Renaissance that's happening in Hollywood.. We are finally telling our stories with our faces. I could cry rn.
Yes I have been saying this yessss!! Touching every genre
I love it when they mix every race.
That’s not actually true as there are a lot of movies that were made by black people but were just not promoted like they should have been/just did not have the budget this one has.
@@vervetech9395 it’s a sign of growth and intelligence that.
@@vervetech9395 Lol🤡
I'm 63 and last night I watched this movie with my 33 yr old daughter and 39 yr old son. We loved it and for me it felt like back in the day when family got together to watch Roots. The togetherness as a family. Don't tell but they don't know I already watched it twice. It was hard as hell to not tell the surprise ending. Peace yall.😅
😂😂
Lmfao Rufus' early life was so sad, no wonder he became a villain.
I’m laughing at this comment because it sounds just like my mama. She be itching to tell 😂😂😂 !
"Hope must die; but not yet!
Dope ass line. Love Regina King's role/character.
Lakeith was so fine in this movie played his role well as well as the others!
Loved Him in this !!!
I agree💯 and his eyes are so charming/sexy 😍🥰
I been in ❤ with dude ever since Atlanta.
Yessss omg an absolute cutie
I am obsessed with this movie.
I watched it 3 times straigjt
Imma a red dead redemption fan. This movie is the dopest!!!
@@ishinault35 rdr 2 is the first video game I ever played that made me cry.
Me as well I’ve def watched it over 10 times now! I can dang near sing the songs and quote certain parts word for word!
My mom love this movie
Can we talk about Regina as Trudy Smith though… I mean killed it
Correction treacherous Trudy 🤣🤣
Yes she did 😘😍😍😍😍😍😍
I knew that Trudy's accent had some Creole undertones. Big props to Regina for tapping into her inner Nola Baaaby.⚜ "But cha cute tho". ❤
504 STAND UP!
I thought it was just me! Whole time I’m thinking “why she kinda sound like my maw maw?” 😂😂⚜️⚜️⚜️
💯👏🏾
She did it good. Bay-beh! 💜💛💚
First thing I told my wife when I heard her voice was that she’s from here ⚜️
They could’ve stopped at the train name and that would’ve been more than enough!! So sweet! 🥺❤️❤️
Right!! I’m like omg
Yeah, the Easter egg portion was pointless
Hello worlds sweet
As bad as Buck was, he could never kill his own brother. The whole movie changed at that point. Epic movie
Totally Agree
But he killed his dad.....lol 🤣🤣
@@patpittz6709 his dad was a piece of shit he watched beat his mom. His brother was a innocent kid so i get the logic
@@killaseason82 ok well if that's the case why shoot the mom? She had NOTHING to do with any of it.
@@patpittz6709 exactly
In this movie, everyone was the main character! I enjoyed EVERY bit of it!
It is good to see young black actors and directors honoring the greats and the Ancestors, THANK YOU ALL FOR THAT.
Regina King you are a Queen! Still naturally beautiful! No crazy surgery to her face. Just beautiful. You were wonderful in the movie! Thank you for this!!!
You’re right about that. She’s a classic! Always has been beautiful since her Brenda days! So much love for her 💜
You are 100percent right.
So glad she hasn't gotten all that Botox stuff. She is a true be-YOU-ty.
Hello baby
My biggest regret is that my father wasn’t her to watch with me. As a little girl there were a few things we shared together and cowboy movies were one. I’d watch the Rifle Man or Bonanza with him. HE WOULD HAVE LOVED THIS MOVIE. I sure did!
Same
My dad would have loved this movie
Never liked the old westerns my father had blasting through the house but boy would I have loved to watch this one with him 😩
My dad aswell !
Amen to that! My Dad would've loved this movie....I can hear him clapping and laughing away...Rest in Paradise to those Kings 🙏🏾🙏🏾
Lol, I can imagine hearing my Dad now. I know he'd be at the edge of his seat like I was.
Nothing to do with the Easter egg but I loved the way the gang and their horses came in when playing The Promised Land even the horses had swag. Great film loved it ✊🏿
The Promised land ! Respect to the late great Dennis Brown. Amazing film keep it in the top 10 people tell your friends.
...even the horses had swag... 😂
For me my greatest moments is hearing Dennis Brown's song while the horses ride in line..bopping to the riddim kudos to u guys for repping my country's music...reggae..
Every time🇯🇲
I hope there’s a sequel, cause I really like cowboy movie especially with a black man as a cowboy 🔥✌🏾
There was a lot of black cowboys but the stories don’t get told for obvious reason.. but the Wild West didn’t care about race they respected you by your reparation.. blacks, whites & Mexican all congregated because a outlaw was a outlaw
They will be Trudy didn’t die
@@chrispbacon1167 yeah I know is just that in Cinema industry most of the cowboy movie is hard to find just black cowboy in it, soo personally this movie hit different.
I don’t know how to explain it, is like when you see a bunch of red roses but you pick the only one rose that’s is blue just because is different from the usual roses.
@@chrispbacon1167 what obvious reason? the only one i can think of when they made cowboy movies they were still racist as fuck.
This and Django. Top 1 1/2
I thought it was dope when the two ladies; Trudy and Mary had their fight. Check out the backdrop. Notice the great African colors and the tapestries used. There was even bins of paints/colors. The entire backdrop seemed like a beautiful culmination of what black people can represent. Dope!!
Now that was a fight They we’re scrapping
I'm disappointed this wasn't a series...I didn't want it to end...
👁YOU ARE SO RIGHT👍
THIS SHOULD BE A SERIES.
THIS MOVIE WAS "GREAT"😍
I agree ☝️
Same was watching thinking this should of been a series.
So refreshing to see Black/Native American history on the big screen and Black actors/director shining in all their talented glory. This is hardly something I've seen major film companies do over the years, so s/o to Netflix for taking the opportunity to showcase these stories/people in the way that they deserve ❤️ So proud 👏
It shines more light on how some of our narrative has been white washed
@@peteclemenza1096 SOME???🥴🥴🥴 MORE LIKE ALL🤦🏾♂️
@@peteclemenza1096 black Americans were a microcosm of white Americans. Our society mirrored theirs. So.... yeah
Cherokee Bill was so seductively evil, I loved him and hated him at the same time! How is this possible!!?? Great movie!!
As soon as they pointed out Chadwick’s name on the train, 🥺 instant teary eyes
WE HAVE TO KEEP THIS FILM IN THE TOP TEN FOR NETFLIX. ITS SLOWLY SLIPPING AWAY. We have to give this film what it deserves
About to do it again
I’m going to be honest. I was very satisfied with the ending. I would like the story to continue, but I don’t need a Trudy’s revenge. I’m mad Mary is knocking ppl out in GUN fight. She had one job.
lol im so mad about that!
Lol
Exactly
ONE JOB MARY!
I was like WHAT ❗❓ SHE DIDN'T KILL HER❓❓❓😳😶 WAIT❗
*EVERY ACTOR* in this film rocked it. Oh, and the soundtrack was the bomb too. I've watched it twice already. Now I have gotta see it again to find the easter egg I missed! Can't wait to see more from Jeymes Samuel. Maybe a sequel to They Die By Dawn hmm? That would be lovely!
This movie was 'sposed to be that (the sequel). They Die by Dawn is the prequel
Yeah I want the soundtrack
They die by dawn I couldn’t get into it…. It had too much going on
@@ladygemini5967 One song was by Fela Anikulapo-Kuti, a Nigerian artist
This film was a real treat. Jeymes Samuel’s mentioned how he’d be down to create his “CCU” (Cowboy Cinematic Universe) and I’d be game for that. We need more films like this in a genre saturated with the same ole, same ole.
Tell Regina And the rest of the Cast Bravo 👏 Just Bravo
Regina king is a Boss !!!❤️❤️❤️
Yes she is. I bet noone remembers where it all began for Ms.King.
She is Very seasoned actress; and gifted.
See "227"
All I hear is "Huey" 🤣
Obviously they were playing to her strength giving her that monologue
@@shon2370 It's crazy cause every time I see her, I see 227. She has come so far. I'm so proud.
I love everything about this movie. It's been the first movie in a long while that actually made me stop what I was doing and had me glued. Movies don't make you feel like that any more, but this one was awesome.
Been in awe of Jonathan Majors since Lovecraft Country…his work is just magnificent
WHite Boy Ricx
Yes indeed 🧡
Hello baby
What I noticed is that there is a homage to the Fulani people of West Africa by Regina's character. Trudy is wearing a (very small) pair of Fulani earrings and her two front side braids are representations of them. Next time ya'll watch ( cause I've watched it twice already) you'll see it.
@Samuel Bassey III Listen, I never claimed to be a historian. I know what I know and I chose to share my observation. If you know otherwise or more then you could have shared your knowledge but don't come on here leaving your smart ass comment....You could have that negativity to your damn self.
Not sure if it was mentioned but Trudy at the end holding her hat 🎩 so part 2 definitely solid one
Yes… I was thinking the same thing
I went through all of these comments to find someone talking about the lady at the end...
I thought that was trudy!!!
I think it is.... she was the only character in this movie was that hat.
Hear me out. "Trudy" uses the same commanding hand gesture to direct the gang as (Denzel Washington) Malcolm X did in directing FOI members during a protest at 25:35.
I did not catch that! Wow
*_Gertrude Smith_* had a crime partner by the name of *_Dolly Mickey_* .
If there is a sequel or spin-off to THTF, I would not be surprised if the person (seemingly female?) holding the hat was none other than Dolly Mickey wanting revenge for Trudy's death.....??? 🤔
Or teaming up with Trudy and others IF Regina returns?
But who knows....... 😁
I thought that was gonna be in this video honestly
Thanks for the time stamp b/c I went back to see if I missed it the 1st time. I didn’t, it just didn’t register b/c I was watching at work 😬. I have to admit I didn’t know anything about this movie. I just was it was #1 on Netflix & I needed something to watch. I’m going to have to rewatch at home b/c this was a pretty good movie w/ a lot of Easter eggs.
oh yeah...there's a lot of references like that to other classic Black films throughout the movie
This movie made me so bloody proud of my people! So incredibly talented! The new Black Hollywood elite 🖤🙌🏾
this movie deserves endless awards
I agree
The train gave me chills RIP KING T'CHALLA
You guys forgot the Dred Scott jewel that was dropped. Awesome movie!
Yesssssss!!!! “So you gonna let us get away Dred Scott free”!!! I Was like “BOOM” when he said that 😄
I watched this movie too many times and I can't stop watching..everyone has done an amazing job!! I love regina king role, I love the train scene, that was the hardest damn scene. Now I gotta find the "huge easter egg" another reason to watch again!
Cherokee Bill, throughout the film never demonstrated how fast he was. He was ruthless and could shoot; however, he shot Jim Beckworth before the count was done, and he shot Bill Pickett in the back. Also, Cuffee was not a quick draw, and she got the drop on him before he could get his gun out. I think Cherokee Bill's fast draw was a lie to instill fear.
No no Coffee is the fastest of all, remember when Jim was talking bout faster and she said " i seen faster" Jim said where? She said " in the mirror" so they all laughed but she as being serious, cuz when she shot Cherokee, she said Beckwourth was faster cuz she realized Cherokee isn't even fast so Jim was faster saying that she acted as the expert meaning Cherokee isn't even fast compared to Jim
In the film, the camera shows Bill draw first, yet Coffee got the hit. In the real world of firearms, the outcome is definitely plausible since that's a horrible shooting position where one can easily miss but in the world of the film, Bill would've killed Cuffee easily... My guess is that draw sequence showed Bill first on purpose.
Bill said he wasn’t the fastest. That was just a rumor
@@duckroyx5768 plus he told dude when they first met, it's not about who's fastest but who's alive at the end.
The thing is when she said that Jim was faster it illustrated that Bill KNEW Jim was faster that's why he cheated the count and that was his Karma
In the train scene when Cherokee Bill was negotiating with the soldiers, Trudy tried to rush his countdown and he says, "You know how much I love my countdowns." Then when facing Jim (who slowed the count), Bill shot him and he said, "Why do they count so slow?" He liked control of the count (that's why he was in charge of the money).
Wow good observation!!! I hadn't thought about that. Thanks for the input
When I tell you this movie was THE SHIT…believe me. Standing ovation.
The kid who plays a younger _Nat Love_ is young actor *Chase Dillon* . Dillon plays the role of _'Homer'_ in the outstandingly produced Amazon Prime Video mini-series *_'The Underground Railroad'_* (adapted from the Pulitzer Prize-winning novel of the same title). If you haven't watched the ten episode epic series from director *Barry Jenkins* , rush and do yourself the favor. Gorgeous score from *Nicholas Britell* . Awesome cinematography from *James Laxton* . Just a brilliant achievement by all contributors! 📽🎬
If you're a film lover you shouldn't miss it. Even *Joel Edgerton* is outstanding in his _diabolical_ role. The 2021 mini-series had *_7 Emmy nominations_* but somehow got _snubbed for each..._ 🤔
A
I love the way the whole diaspora came together to tell an American story.
Even in the soundtrack. Beautiful ❤️
Are you still trying to sell the ''African'' diaspora? Cause that's all fairy tale..
I am enjoying this movie. Soundtrack n' all.
I watched it 3 times straight. I might do it again tomorrow
@@ripneighborhoodniprip8303 just watched and I absolutely loved it. I'm also rewatching it....
@@akiru300 I’ve watched it 6 times since yesterday and I still laugh at the funny parts. Did u see the Easter egg video that tells you little hidden things most people just over look? Like in the white town there was “ty-tys” receiving. That’s jay z’s either best friend or bodyguard. Some shit. And the c.w. Train was named after Chadwick Boseman. There’s a few others check it out
🎼🎶 *'THREE AND THIRTY YEARS'* 🎶🎼
(the _Alice Smith and Fisk Jubilee Singers_ version)
Jeymes wrote that in addition to most of the entire score. I like how from the very first music _(not counting young Chase Dillon plucking that guitar)_ viewers hear in the film, Jeymes is already giving insight into a overall tale and setting a tone with the song's lyrics as Rufus Buck takes a seat at the dinner table _("Guess Who's Coming to Dinner?")_ and the murders transpire.
*Three and thirty years I tried*
*To forget all the tears I cried*
*Then one who knew me long ago*
*Appeared upon my lonely road*
*Warning me of trouble soon*
*And talking me of pending doom*
*Then all at once he disappeared*
*And left me in a tomb of fear*
*Pray in silence, brave the cold*
*A son, a mother, priest and robe*
*Will hold The Word until their sleep*
*A dove will fly above the keep*
*Now forever life is gone*
*Beholden to a sacred song*
*The Sun will too late understand*
*That dark consumes the light of man*
🎼🎶 📽 🎬
Really would like to know more about the indigo/florescent dancer and the story behind the creation of such a part.
I came here looking for this comment, or I would leave it myself!
I really liked this move but even if I didn't I would say I did because I want our "Guard" to keep telling our stories and inspiring research. As we can see, they don't want us to be proud of ourselves. The want our history erased, suppressed, and what part is important decided by them.
I am thinking. Could the Easter egg be? Rufus seeing himself reflected in his brother and the lyrics are conveying his innermost thoughts. I am wondering, if the lyric "there's something better outside," heard just before Nat enters the he building, was meant to stand out as well.
I truly love and appreciate all the symbolism in this movie. It spoke volumes to me. This was an awe inspiring film. 🤩
Nice, but what does that have to do with the cup? lol
I think Cuffee was the ultimate quick draw! She mentioned it when she was asked who can shoot better and she stated "in the mirror" to the mouthy character that got shot in the mouth by Cherokee Bill (forgot his name) another thing, the bullet she put in her gun had Cherokee on it from him too.
She actually said "the mirror [because] shiny shit gets shot." That character, I think his name was Beckwith had the shiny pistols and they kept trying to tell him to stop "showboating" because killers don't care about his tricks when they're out to kill.
No. Jim was. Cherokee was just smart.
Loved seeing Jonathan Majors acting growth from lovecraft to this. Noticeable growth 👏🏽👏🏽. I swear that cup was in lovecraft lol. Regina King and Idris killed it. I really hope there is a sequel
Regina QUEEN!!!
JoHnatHan Majors was WHITE BOY RICC movie also.
I have watched this 4 times already...my fav lol......"she must have forgot who name is on the doe" omg i fell out❤
They did very well on this movie
I TOLD THAT DAMN KID FLASHY GET YA KILT
I'm just a simple Moroccan dude from Holland. I love this taking over and breaking down white ceilings in Hollywood. You have like the great horror movies "get out" and " Us". Love it! Can't wait to see Regina Kings vengeance. One love.
Great movie about the Black Cowboy that is always omitted from hollywood movies. An absolutely OUTSTANDING cast, loved every minute of this movie. Soundtrack is dope too.
I’m glad to see this movie has opened up this genre to whole new generation those spaghetti western movies I grew up on were the 💣 and The Harder they Fall is a instant Classic!!!
I've watched this movie 4 times already and I'm watching it again. LOVE LOVE LOVED IT
ONE OF THEE BEST FILMS IVE SEEN, SOUND TRAX WAS AMAZING HIS WAY OF THINKING WAS OUTTA THIS WORLD THE ACTORS OMG FREAKN AMAZING IM SO PROUD TO BE BLK
*Cuffee:* *_"I RATHER RIDE INTO A GUN BATTLE ON A DARK HORSE, over a golden stallion."_*
*Beckwourth:* _"Fuck that mean?"_
*Cuffee:* *_"SHINY SHIT GET SHOT."_*
😳🎯🚷
I was so pissed
@@YhateT8
*Beckwourth:* _"All comes down to who fast and who ain't, right?"_
*Cherokee Bill:* *_"No, it all comes down to who's alive and who's dead."_*
Bill cheated though... Beckwourth was probably faster
@@prettynerd4779, Cuffee said so when he was walking past after she shot him. “Beckworth was faster.”
🎼🎶 *'THREE AND THIRTY YEARS'* 🎶🎼
(the _Alice Smith and Fisk Jubilee Singers_ version)
Jeymes wrote that in addition to most of the entire score. I like how from the very first music _(not counting young Chase Dillon plucking that guitar)_ viewers hear in the film, Jeymes is already giving insight into a overall tale and setting a tone with the song's lyrics as Rufus Buck takes a seat at the dinner table _("Guess Who's Coming to Dinner?")_ and the murders transpire.
*Three and thirty years I tried*
*To forget all the tears I cried*
*Then one who knew me long ago*
*Appeared upon my lonely road*
*Warning me of trouble soon*
*And talking me of pending doom*
*Then all at once he disappeared*
*And left me in a tomb of fear*
*Pray in silence, brave the cold*
*A son, a mother, priest and robe*
*Will hold The Word until their sleep*
*A dove will fly above the keep*
*Now forever life is gone*
*Beholden to a sacred song*
*The Sun will too late understand*
*That dark consumes the light of man*
🎼🎶 📽 🎬
i loved everything about this movie!!!! the bad guys vs the badder guys lol everyone understood the assignment. I need a sequel ....
This film is blooming marvellous! Violent but what a film, what a soundtrack, cinematography, the actors, the lot! I really hope there’s a sequel ❤️
I think it has something to do with these three lines and the scene that they are aligned with.
"I never met a madman's soul
That I didn't see reflections of that which I own
But I know there's something better outside" And when Ceelo sings "OUTSIDE" the camera cuts from Rufus Buck to Nat Love...only it isn't known at that moment their connection...so I don't really want to SPOIL it...but those are part of my thoughts.
Then a couple of scenes before that there are two scenes that show a three way gun shooting from the back with Nat, Cherokee and Jim... and then cuts straight to a wonderful SHADOW scene then fast forward to the lyrics Ceelo says: "Well, I lost my shadow in violent sin" and then towards the end "Ooh, found my shadow in a violent sky".
Another interesting point was when Cherokee Bill said to Bill Pickett "Being scared will only give you bad karma in the afterlife." And then shortly after getting murked by Cuffee, Ceelo sings the second stanza about karma in his song "I thought my karma would be my fate..." Then Cherokee dies.
That's All I Got yall...Please Jeymes Samuel let us know...eventually. Also, where was the credit for Theodore Love/Buck in the end, I looked for who I thought was Michael Beach but I didn't see his name...Just wondering.
We'll put but I doubt it .it's much more simple and plain.
@@prameednair509 well please share your thoughts...
Sure.
Like I said most of ur points are perfectly said
But this is what I think he was talking about.
As Cherokee hits the ground and is dying, the camera angel changes at first we zoom in and then we get a wider view.
At this point the words we hear are .."Take me back to Blackskin mile"
During which point we see a lone horse walking across the screen from right to left ..in the opposite direction that Cherokee came from...as if the horse is going back.
My interpretation is that this Horse represents the "Democrats"...and the words "Take me back to the Blackskin mile".. represents a shoutout to be wishing to go back to the times of a certain Black Skinned leader...
Peace out.
@@prameednair509 that definitely isn't simple nor plain, it is very detailed and creative and could also be the case. Thank you for expounding. I am so apolitical so I would not have even began to see it that way. I do have a question though, is the symbol for Democrats a horse or a donkey? I am not certain at all. But I do totally appreciate you taking the time to share your easter egg reveal as well.
🎼🎶 *'THREE AND THIRTY YEARS'* 🎶🎼
(the _Alice Smith and Fisk Jubilee Singers_ version)
Jeymes wrote that in addition to most of the entire score. I like how from the very first music _(not counting young Chase Dillon plucking that guitar)_ viewers hear in the film, Jeymes is already giving insight into a overall tale and setting a tone with the song's lyrics as Rufus Buck takes a seat at the dinner table _("Guess Who's Coming to Dinner?")_ and the murders transpire.
*Three and thirty years I tried*
*To forget all the tears I cried*
*Then one who knew me long ago*
*Appeared upon my lonely road*
*Warning me of trouble soon*
*And talking me of pending doom*
*Then all at once he disappeared*
*And left me in a tomb of fear*
*Pray in silence, brave the cold*
*A son, a mother, priest and robe*
*Will hold The Word until their sleep*
*A dove will fly above the keep*
*Now forever life is gone*
*Beholden to a sacred song*
*The Sun will too late understand*
*That dark consumes the light of man*
🎼🎶 📽 🎬
This movie is awesome on so many levels. It prompted me to research the lives of people of the African diaspora, Indigenous People/Natives living in the Old West including the outlaws, the cowboys, cowgirls and the lawmen……This movie entertained me and also made me realize how important it is for me to educate our children by sharing stories of our true history and contributions.
Best movie of the year...I watched it 4 nights in a row...it was such a breath of fresh air..black folk need to do this more..instead of arguing and complaining about not getting roles. .they should create their own ..and I will be here to watch. ....
I needed a quick 'fix' after the long drought post 'The Hateful Eight' and 'Django Unchained.' This movie did the trick. Big up.
REST IN POWER Chadwick. We miss you, always remembered.
This movie is definitely in my top 3 of the coolest movies ever made. Loved it !
This was an instant classic no debate or argument
This film was truly a joy to watch (especially after Dune). From the very moment Pretty Yende's voice enveloped my ears I was hooked. Literally I sat up on the edge of my seat because I knew that something outstanding was about to happen. It was a perfect mesh of film, score and soundtrack that had me from beginning to end. When Stagecoach Mary walked in with the thump of the rifle It was on. What a WONDERFUL display of talent and vision. I do not know who all to thank, but thank you for getting this done. I should have seen it in the theater. I look forward to many more westerns that highlight the real cowboys.
I watched DUNE as well and was dissatisfied and then watched this and was completely FULL. So grateful for this film.
@@SIARAOZ Mat I ask why did you feel dissatisfied after watching Dune ?
@@ambre4144 I love films regardless of the genre, but i watched it in theaters and could barley understand what they were saying. so i watched it on hbo with subtitles and finally understood what was going on but i just expected more.
@@SIARAOZ A lot of people, including me, had the same issue with Dune. Beautiful visuals, but the score was too loud and dialogues too quiet
This was the best movie of 2021! I loved it!
This movie was perfect and the music was on point!!!!
Regina King is a phenomenal actress. The whole cast made me proud. Great movie. Watch it twice.
This movie was so damn good. So refreshing
“Only one name goes with Carter…. Carter” lol
I thought he would’ve said barber
I watched this movie twice back to back… best ever. All the actors did a phenomenal job.
Hello worlds sweet
I NEED a sequel.
Seriously!!!
it’s a guaranteed happener
or a prequel
Amazing movie!
Amazing Soundtrack I will be adding to my collection. We are so gifted as a race! So many beautiful hues!
Everything about this movie was amazing, the cast, the music and of course the story line 🤯! I’ve watched so many times and now I need to watch again to relate to these fun facts!! Thank You!!
I watched the movie yesterday and didnt even catch those awesome easter eggs. They couldn't have picked better names to use! RIP Mr. Boseman, South Carolina's finest.
Y’all don’t give Jonathan majors enough praise
Loved, Loved, Loved this movie. My mom should be alive to enjoy her favorite kind of movie produced, directed, stared and played by “black people” the sound track was the icing on the cake !🔥🇯🇲
The music, acting and story line is wonderful. Trudy see them at the end so its going to be a sequel. She is ruthless and will get revenge
The harder they fall was absolutely a masterpiece. I seen the ad on Jay z new Instagram and knew it was gonna be great.
Love the soundtrack. I thought the reggae was perfect for this. Great job all around. Regina was fantastic! Very glad to see Shawn Carter in the credits.
I can't wait to see this movie. They had me from the jump when I saw the trailer this summer. It's so exciting to so many @ their best. Makes us proud!
This is the best movie I've seen in a long time we need more movies like this. Regina King was perfect I love and respect her as an actress she was my favorite
Every since I found out that Jeymes Samuel is Seal's brother, I can't unsee it🤣🤣🤣
I was today years old when I found out... 👀 And now I can't unsee it. Lol
@Slappy Slapstick Shut the front door! For real?
Thats true??? wow! i guess they do favor.
Wait..what?! Wow
I’m with you and I just found out from you. All siblings are artist. Jeymes and their sister are film producers and brother is a singer/songwriter. What a great, creative family!
This was our featured family night at the movies three generations in the room and it was enjoyed by all! From the bottom to the🔝 . Thank you each of you for a great film 🎥 I’m not one to rewatch a lot of movies but this is being add to my classic list that I rewatch every year. My daughter is in theatre production and she couldn’t stop talking about the imagery, the set,costumes, etc we were a room full of smile’s and chatter at the end. We have a debate did Cherokee Bill let Cuffy kill him? Part of the family said yes the other part said he drew his gun and she was the quickest draw in the movie.
The only time Cuffee wasn't fast was when she had that damn dress on in the bank!😂🤣
First movie I finished in a while. Best cast ever♥️♥️♥️